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Yeah I was wondering the same thing. About you too @Bapu!!

I'll take a bacon cheeseburger and onion rings. And a Barq's root beer.

Yes. And it has a profile in Mic Room.

Yeah, but ya got me interested in it now!! Can't wait till the book is finished!!

It's probably a standalone program. Work in the program, export or drag to DAW.

Nice find. If nothing else it's a very unique way of entering notes. Now this is thinking outside the box!! For $25? Yep, I'll bite. [edit] Forgot to add that the video is impressive.

Oh forgot, LOVE the book title!!

Do I hear some Chromaphone in there?!

That's exactly what I thought after trying InstaChord and InstaScale. I picked this up last night but didn't get a chance to try it out. Didn't even get to d/l!

Yes that's what it was. Insta Chord and Scale. Just never got with them. Watched the video and this looks interesting. Probably will pick this up

I have a few things from WA but not sure it's the plugin in the video. Kinda looks like it... I never did take to it. I tried it out and didn't find it very intuitive. I am finding that I am gelling with Orb Composer pretty good. After watching the video I want to go back and try the WA stuff.

What was your old user name or pic?

Yes, I checked this also and it's been checked since day one.

That may have been the only thing I didn't try! But IKPM is supposed to do all that. There should be no need to de-authorize/reauthorize.

So I decided I would pick my 8 new sound libraries and install them. Also decided to let IKPM d/l and install whatever it thought I didn't have for ST4MAX. Went to use ST4 and all eight of my new sound were locked. Even though IKPM says that are installed, they are still locked. Spo I go to Custom Shop and restore my sounds. Still no luck. Well, it didn't authorize my new sounds. I had to manually do it. Come on IK! What's the deal? It works for some but not others?

Yeah, but you don't have to use extreme settings to knock that harshness out, it wasn't that bad!! LOL!!

Yeah... Yep.

My oder status is still "In Progress" but a shipping label has been created and it says delivery will be Thursday too!!

Yes.. now I understand!! Duh!!

Why? Not understanding.

Check this thread out. It explains the issue I am having. It's only the snare drags that are showing the issue.

That's good. With MODO Bass when EZB plays a slide up in MODO it sounds as if the fretboard is being scrapped. No strings noise, just something scrapping the frets. Loudly too!! Now the good thing about MB is that you can choose what the articulations are assigned to. So if we ever find out what those EZB CC are, MB might be able to get it right. Or close enough.

So am I, (stuck with free promo's I can't use) and I don't think we are alone. However, I entered this sale/GB knowing that if it went all the way (which it will), I would have freebies I wouldn't use. Knowing this I still entered the GB because for $49 I got all 8 of the new sound packs for ST4 that I don't have. I still came out on top even with all the unusable freebies I am going to end up with. Do I feel "punished"? Nope. You could write support and tell them what happened, and see if they refund your money. @Peter - IK Multimedia I am noticing that there isn't any mention (no try or buy or even a pic!!) of Sampletron in IK Product Manager? [edit] TOTP again!![/edit]

I am getting some weird behaviour out of dragging midi loops from MODO Drums into CWB. I wonder if this is related?

OK, MODO Bass has a version of a mapper. It's a tab in the UI called 'Control'. It shows MB articulation that you can control. and they are not the same as EZB. I tried changing them to match EZB articulations and it did have some effect. But nothing that would be usable. Found this in the EZB manual looking for articulations: The main difference between the EZbass grid editor and your DAW is the way you program different articulations and how they are presented to you. This section brings up the articulations, how they are visualized, and a little bit about how they work in the background. Some articulations are not Key Switches, but rather CC messages. These are described in the next section of this chapter. These are vibrato and palm muting (damping). Pitch bending and velocity are described briefly earlier in this chapter and more in-depth in the next section. If you play around on the keyboard, you may notice key switches that are beyond the range described in the Key Switch Layout. These are mostly used in a strict fashion by EZbass and are not easily programmable, or were deemed less important than the twelve main key switches available in the layout. Expert MIDI programmers are free to study how they work, but many are practically impossible to get right by human hand within the piano roll of a DAW. So to me, the way I read that is, EZB will not send these messages out to another program. LOL!! The manual goes on to describe each articulation it uses, but gives no hint or info on how to get EZB to send that info out. It would take some work, but I guess you could try and work something out by playing with a keyboard in a trial and error way. But come to think of it, if EZB ain't sending out the info.... your SOL. Which brings me back to: